Note taking using Lookback
As a Counselor, notes were my primary way of documenting what happened during a session. I wanted to give all of my attention to…
The Art of Note Taking
Welcome to part 2 of my 3-part series on note taking. As a former Clinical Mental Health Counselor, I’m used to taking a lot…
How Counseling taught me to take great notes as a UX Researcher
Hi, I’m Tanner! I’m a newly minted UX Researcher here at Lookback. Before I transitioned into UX, I spent 4 years as your friendly…
Entering into UX Research as a Design Professional
Recently we spoke with a group of Masters students at the Barcelona Technology School on what to expect entering into their first UX role,…
New Lookback pricing
We are changing our self-serve pricing model from seat based pricing to usage based pricing. This change is effective for all new trials and…
Curious about Lookback features?
Here’s a list of what we support and FAQs, as of July 2020 High-level capabilities Qualitative research ✔ Mixed-method research ✔ Usability testing ✔…
Building an Accessible Lookback: Color
We think all accessibility stories are interesting and unique, including our own! In this content series we’ll share how we’ve landed at our own…
Our Mobile Participant Experience
Because we are a product that research and design teams use daily, we’ve learned how to pressure test our own product with those same…
Yes, we are still sponsoring UXRConf!
Today, UXRconf officially announced that they are cancelling their in-person event and replacing it with a fully remote conference: UXRconf Anywhere. Lookback has been…
How is Lookback different from video conferencing tools like Zoom, Skype or GoToMeeting?
The answer is simple: Lookback is built for research. We know it can take some effort to make a case and get budget approval…
Say Hello to Rounds
We have a new, unique dashboard structure that paves the way for better organization of your mixed-method research and aligns with iterative product development….
7 Tips on How to Ask the Perfect Questions in User Experience or Market Research Projects
Elements of a good research question, common mistakes and how researchers can avoid them Adapted from and in collaboration with Happy Market Research podcast…